What was the popular car with a two-stroke engine from the GDR called?

Explanation

The car make Trabant was produced in Zwickau in the former GDR between 1957 and 1991. 3,096,099 Trabants were produced in total in various models: P50 (1957), P60 (1962), Trabant P601 (1964) and Trabant 1.1 (1989). The Trabant was a small, very spartan car with a two-stroke engine with 26 horsepower from a 600 cc displacement. Even though there were only slight, technical adjustments, it came in various formats -Limousine, Kombi, Pick-up and Kübel/Tramp. An average GDR family had to wait up to 10 years for one of the popular cars.